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Differences in Online Casino Regulations Around the World
It’s well known that online gambling has been regulated differently across the globe, but the cultural differences are not the only aspects responsible for this.
Health-Conscious Wine Lovers Drive Growth in Low-Calorie Options
Winemakers are increasingly focusing on producing wines with lower alcohol content and fewer calories to meet the demands of health-conscious consumers
Bulgaria Sees Sharp Decline in Farms Over the Past 15 Years
Over the past 15 years, Bulgaria has seen the disappearance of 401,871 farms, as reported by Prof. Bozhidar Ivanov, director of the Institute of Agrarian Economics at the Agricultural Academy of Sofia
Counterfeit Goods Worth €3-4 Billion Seized in the EU in 2023
Over 152 million counterfeit items, valued at approximately €3.
Bulgaria Seeks EU Protection Against Flood of Ukrainian Honey Imports
Bulgaria is set to request protective measures from the European Commission regarding the import of Ukrainian honey
Challenges Loom for Bulgarian Essential Oil Sector Amid Declining Exports
Globally, the essential oil sector is encountering significant challenges
Slight Increase in Wholesale Food Prices Observed in Bulgaria Amid Mixed Trends
Wholesale food prices in Bulgaria have shown a slight overall increase
European Farmers, Including Bulgarians, Decry Green Deal as a Failure
Farmers across Europe, including those in Bulgaria, are expressing dissatisfaction with the Green Deal
Bulgaria's Industry Grows for Third Consecutive Month
Bulgaria's industrial production has seen growth for the third consecutive month, with a reported increase of 0.8% in August compared to July
State-Owned "Mini Maritsa-Istok" Faces Mounting Losses Amid Declining Coal Sales
The losses of the state-owned company "Mini Maritsa-Istok" are escalating at an alarming rate due to decreased operations and a decline in coal sales
Bulgaria Leads Europe in Car Market Growth with 18.4% Increase in 2024
Bulgarians Favor Diesel Cars as Electric Vehicle Sales Plummet: September Market Report
From Cuba to Nepal: Bulgaria's Growing Foreign Labor Market
Bulgaria is increasingly drawing its workforce from various continents, with the "Migration" Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs allowing foreign nationals from 17 non-EU countries to work in the country
IT Job Listings in Bulgaria Decline by Nearly 50% Over Two Years
There are currently 44,000 job vacancies nationwide for September, indicating a slowing labor market in Bulgaria
Bulgaria's Trade Deficit Shrinks by Over 30% in August Amid Mixed Economic Signals
Bulgaria's trade deficit in August fell by over 30% year-on-year, reaching 287.8 million euros compared to 413.8 million euros during the same month last year
Bulgaria Outpaces France in Agricultural Subsidies for Small Ruminants
Bulgaria has emerged as a frontrunner in the EU regarding agricultural support for the small ruminant sector
Bulgaria's Construction Production Rises, Yet Building Construction Falls
In August 2024, Bulgaria's construction sector experienced a production index increase of 1.7% compared to July and 5.5%
Bulgaria Reports Fragile Growth in Industrial Production Amid Declining Trends
Bulgaria's National Statistical Institute has reported weak monthly growth in industrial production,
Bulgarian Farmers to Receive 200 Million Leva Compensation for Ukrainian Imports Impact
Bulgarian farmers impacted by the import of agricultural crops from Ukraine are set to receive 200 million leva in compensatio
Kyustendil Farmers Warn of Strike Over Delayed "Ukrainian Aid" Funds
Bulgarian farmers and grain producers in the Kyustendil region are expressing their dissatisfaction over the delayed payments promised under the "Ukrainian aid" scheme
Additional Funding for Bulgarian Farmers Amidst Protests Over Ukrainian Aid Delays
The Bulgarian government has approved an additional allocation of 200 million leva (100 million euros) to the State Fund "Agriculture" for "Ukrainian aid" to farmers in 2024
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